Philosophy...

I believe in classic Training. The results speak for the effectiveness of the training: successful, happy, sound horses that keep improving and progressing up the levels. The goal is great scores in the big competition rings, or for clients that don\'t care to show, the satisfaction of riding a happy well-trained horse.
-Shannon Dueck

Philosophy...

I believe in classic Training. The results speak for the effectiveness of the training: successful, happy, sound horses that keep improving and progressing up the levels. The goal is great scores in the big competition rings, or for clients that don\'t care to show, the satisfaction of riding a happy well-trained horse.
-Shannon Dueck

Philosophy...

I believe in classic Training. The results speak for the effectiveness of the training: successful, happy, sound horses that keep improving and progressing up the levels. The goal is great scores in the big competition rings, or for clients that don\'t care to show, the satisfaction of riding a happy well-trained horse.
-Shannon Dueck

Philosophy...

I believe in classic Training. The results speak for the effectiveness of the training: successful, happy, sound horses that keep improving and progressing up the levels. The goal is great scores in the big competition rings, or for clients that don\'t care to show, the satisfaction of riding a happy well-trained horse.
-Shannon Dueck

Philosophy

I believe in classic Training. The results speak for the effectiveness of the training: successful, happy, sound horses that keep improving and progressing up the levels. The goal is great scores in the big competition rings, or for clients that don\'t care to show, the satisfaction of riding a happy well-trained horse.
-Shannon Dueck

Wellington, FL (January 30, 2015)— The third week of the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival, which ran January 22-25 in Wellington, Florida, was the largest competition that the show series has ever hosted. With a sixty-one percent increase in international rider combinations and a twelve percent increase in national competition entries from week one, week three of the competition was a truly spectacular week — and one that holds special significance for international dressage rider Shannon Dueck. Dueck became the most recent winner of Ann-Louise Cook’s People’s Choice Award.